Girard Perregaux

My very first post on here....... Captured a nice shot that nicely showed the different reflections off the applied indices. A 3 hander watch where the design seems deceptively simple, but it has loads of nice subtleties that enhance the overall feel grea...  

And a lovely 1966 you've got there. Looking forward to seeing more of it and reading more from you

Sure you'll enjoy this place like your lovely GP. Best wishes Alkiro

brother, the 44 version, as a 1st and only GP since the end of last year and love it. As for your question, I am not certain, but, based on initial review photos and the current GP website, it does look GP has added "1791" to the dial of the 40 version si... 

you came to the right place. As for the 1791, this was added in 2016 for the 225th anniversary, but I think it's better without on this dial, so you did well.

The 1966 are growing on me. I really like the sober beauty of the dials, size (of course I mean the 38mm version, not the 44mm atrocity) and the simple but elegant bezel and case. About your question, I guess you mean this model. You can find both the 38 ...  

As for the 44 being an "atrocity", maybe spend less time being an internet tough guy and more time in the gym, and you might then get a wrist nice enough to appreciate the 44's style and beauty? Until then, happy typing. ;-)

it is not about wrist size (because we both know size matters ), it is just about taste. A 44mm dressy watch looks to me like a 34mm diver. Enjoy your GP and don't feel ofended by my humble opinion. Cheers

"Timeless elegance"! About the 1791 on the dial - the 1966 Steel was introduced in 2015 (November) without the 1791 on the dial. In 2016, due to the 225 anniversary, the 1791 was added on all dial (all models). So yours is most likely from the first batch... 

Thanks for the follow-up. I had the impression the "1791" was only on the larger dial versions to make up for the larger patch of blank space...